<p>I feel like if I get flat out rejected that I’d need to rehash and re-edit all my essays because that would mean they obviously weren’t enough for stanford</p>
<p>At some point this week (if it’s released Friday and not earlier), I’m probably going to stop wishing to be accepted and start wishing for the email to come already. Even if it’s a rejection, I’d like to get it over with.</p>
<p>Oh reach schools, how do you expect me to reach for you when I’m so short.</p>
<p>I’m probably going to celebrate with my family the day of and with friends the day after(I’m gonna let my close friends know asap of course, probably by calling/texting them) and I couldn’t care less if people beyond my close friends and family know, they’ll all find out by asking me/seeing me wear a Stanford shirt/word of mouth.</p>
<p>If I get rejected, I’ll cry a bit and sulk in my room with the lights off for the rest of the day, drowning my sorrows in butter-pecan ice cream and laughably bad infomercials. Deferred, and I’ll let out a sigh of relief, be thankful I wasn’t rejected, and carry on with the day. Accepted, and I’ll scream and jump and spaz until either a heart attack, an aneurysm, or a lack of energy causes me to stop. When I calm down I’ll post a pic of the letter to Facebook/twitter/etc, complete with a heaping tablespoon of unnecessary braggadocio.</p>
<p>I don’t know how I’ll celebrate or sulk, but what I’m worried about is that my MIT interview is the day after friday the 13th. So if I get rejected…I’ll be really x9000 depressed for the interview. If I get accepted, I’ll probably be up all night and completely hung over. I probably wouldn’t tell my friends though, because last year, the one guy who got into his first choice school got shunned hard by those who didn’t (meaning everyone else). Or i just might and say screw it.</p>
<p>TBH, I’d rather be rejected than deferred. I know that I am more than qualified academically so while rejection could occur for myriad of reasons that I can’t control, a deferral (to me) means that I was good, just not good enough in their eyes, which in my opinion is more of an insult.</p>
<p>Oh man, I completely forgot about being deferred. For me, that might actually be worse than being rejected just for the wait time. </p>
<p>I’d tell people through panicking texts, complete with caps lock and misspellings, after my parents. From then on, it’s word of mouth.</p>
<p>Does anyone know what the decision email actually looks like?</p>
<p>If I get rejected I’ll be a little upset but I’ve been telling myself to expect that so it’ll dampen the blow.</p>
<p>If I get accepted I’ll freak out since it’ll exceed my expectations. </p>
<p>If I get deferred I’ll be annoyed. So tired of waiting :(</p>
<p>If I get rejected I would def be mad upset 
but I’d take deferred over rejection cause I didn’t send my subject test scores so I could send them and maybe that would give me the edge for them to accept me? maybe? lol weirdly enough I’ve been having a lot of dreams about me being deferred /: please don’t tell me I’m not the only freak that dreams about the decision?!</p>
<p>Have anyone played World of Warcraft? Because if you do, the reaction is gonna be like this:</p>
<p>Achievement Unlocked: Stanford Accepted! 50
Achievement Unlocked: Stanford Denied… 10</p>
<p>Anyway if I get admitted I am gonna have to buy my friends a meal, since nobody has been admitted to top 10 U in my school for like 8 years. </p>
<p>If I don’t I am still proud because I am the only one who tried, so an achievement anyway:-)</p>
<p>i’d probably shrug and take a walk if i got rejected/deferred</p>
<p>@ crusader543</p>
<p>I read you. I didn’t dream, but I shiver whenever I look at the calender( DARN!!!IT’S DECEMBER ALREADY???)</p>
<p>@Aegise</p>
<p>The subject is something like “Your Stanford Application Decision”. So it’s not possible to tell from that, but the first couple words of the email pretty much determine the result. Acceptance letters begin with “Congratulations!” Deferral letters begin with “After careful consideration…” Rejection letters begin with “It is with regret…”</p>
<p>RedSn0w, the first several words of the email are just a letterhead, so you don’t need to worry about email previews showing you your decision before you open it.</p>
<p>Right, that’s what I meant, sorry if it came off as unclear.</p>
<p>Let’s hope we all get “congratulations” then.</p>
<p>^I second the motion made by Aegise.
But honestly, as long as I get into a UC, I’m fine (including UC Santa Cruz and excluding Irvine/Riverside), lol.
I just want to continue studying in California.</p>
<p>hey guys… i know something we can do to pass time till then… lets compile a list of all us that are applying to scea stanford. i know we have all been posting etc…but why don’t we have a running list of all the ccers that are applying to scea?</p>
<p>ill start:
matrixsurgeon</p>
<p>When do decisions come out</p>
<p>09755149lan</p>